Faith in Australia monoplane accident at Port Marnock
Four people were pinned beneath the wing when the Faith in Australia monoplane wheeled to take off at Port Marnock beach. The undercarriage failed as wheels slipped and the aircraft toppled, stranding the crew as fuel aboard could threaten a blaze. All four injured were treated. Ulm’s attempt to depart has been delayed indefinitely.
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Dublin
C.T. P. Ulm
Australia
Port Marnock Beach
Atlantic
Ulm
Wife's Faith in Airman's Triumph Amid Port Marnock Crash
Mrs Ulm, wife of pilot Charles Ulm, speaks after the Port Marnock beach plane mishap. She says such incidents test resolve, remains confident he will conquer the Atlantic, and notes four injuries from the strut collapse while planning a bold attempt.
Wandering Children Reach Adelaide
Two forlorn girls from Port Melbourne, carried away during a visit, arrived in Adelaide with a single bag of books. They appeared in the Children's Court charged as destitute, remanded to Somerton Children’s Home pending parental advice.
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Adelaide
Port Blelbourne
Orsons
Somerton
Imported cattle arrive for crossbreeding experiments
Nineteen Zebucate cattle from the United States arrived in Melbourne via the Waihema for cross breeding trials. They were sent to North Queensland to develop a tropical pest resistant cattle type under the Council of Scientific Research.
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Melbourne
United States
Council of Scientific Research
Australia
Queensland
British Settlers’ Claims Held Up Again in Melbourne
British migrant settlers’ claims in Melbourne face another delay as government opinion on the matter remains divided. No decision is expected until next week as officials reassess the position amid ongoing debates.
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Melbourne
Federal apathy unemployment stance at luncheon
Attorney General Jeffries urged South Australians to unite against Federal indifference to unemployment at a Legacy Club luncheon. He criticized the Federal Government for aloofness and lack of sympathy, noting the Prime Minister expected aid at the Premiers Conference but received none. He urged action over empty promises.
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Adelaide
Jeffries
Legacy Club
Balfour’s Cafe
South Australia
Bullet in Head Man Travels 4200 Miles After Wounding
Red Lehmann aged 29 was shot in the head during a brawl at Winnecke gold field in the Northern Territory. He was carried on a backboard to Alice Springs, missed trains, and was transported by rail to Adelaide under nursing care in a 4200 mile journey. A man was arrested at Alice Springs on a charge connected with the wounding.
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Adelaide
Red Lehmann
Winnecke Goldfield
Northern Territory
Lehmann
Alice Springs
Hosa
Prings
Rush for Jobs Sparks Riot at Garage Hiring
Between 400 and 500 youths invaded Grame's Garage on Castlereagh Street in response to a car washer ad. The office interior was damaged, the manager was mobbed and knocked down, police were called to disperse the applicants, and six were hired.
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Melbourne
Etween
Grame
Castlereagh Street
Australian tyre makers cut prices by ten percent
In Melbourne on Thursday, principal Australian manufacturers of motor tyres and tubes announced a 10 percent price reduction effective immediately. The move lowers costs for consumers and retailers across the sector.
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Melbourne
Death of Well Known Barrier Residents
Thomas John Francis a well known Broken Hill resident died at his Morgan Street home age 57 after four years illness. He mined and served in unions including Workers Industrial Union Australian Natives Association Railway Druids Lodge and Compensation Association of which he was secretary. A widow and grown family survive. Lavinia Annie Strempel 77 died at her daughter Mrs A Truscott Halfway Town after 46 years in Broken Hill leaving six sons and one daughter. Albert B Glesecke 53 died at Broken Hill Hospital after six years local residence, survived by four sisters. Albert B Webber 66 died in Adelaide after 3 years with Proprietary Nine, previously Newcastle Steelworks, survived by widow a son and a married daughter. Nurse Freda Webber died aiding her father. was survivor.
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Thomas John Francis
Broken Hill
Morgan Street
Agg
Workers' Industrial Union
Australian Natives' Association
Railway Druids’ Lodge, and Compensation Association
Lavinia Annie Strempel
A. Truscott
Guff Nwy Street
Halfway Town
Victoria
Broken Till
Messrs
Ted
Western Australia
Alf
Ossie
Bert
Frank
Broken Will
Percy
Truscott
Albert B. Glesecke
Broken Hill Hospital
Bef
Mesdames Green
J. Evans
C. Russell
Adelaide
Garligam
Albury
Albert B. Webber
Proprietary Nine
Webber
Newcastle Steelworks
Freda Webber
Hin
Tk Wak
Mr. Webber
Miners survive after 1000 ft fall in Waihi cage crash
A cage carrying 12 miners plummeted nearly 1000 feet in a Waihi mine accident in Auckland New Zealand. The cage stopped above the shaft bottom and several men suffered fractured legs while others escaped unharmed. An immediate official inquiry was ordered into the incident.
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Auckland
N.Z
Waihi
Temperature Record From Yesterday
Yesterday's high reached 60.9 degrees with a low of 47 degrees as the day progressed. The 24 hour period ended at 4 30 p.m. with a temperature of 53.9 degrees.
Attacker Foiled by Dog at Newport Crime Scene
A strange man sprang from a fork line at Newport last night and attempted to throw a coat over Miss Freda Elisa of Newport. Her dog leaped at the man, who fled in fright, sparing the woman from injury.
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Melbourne
Newport
Freda Elisa
Trains Delayed After Goods Train Derails Near Melbourne
Three hours late Adelaide express due to several trucks leaving rails on the Melbourne to Adelaide main line last night. The Melbourne express detoured, arriving 3 hours 29 minutes late. Since 1931 only 12 trains have been late out of 32 expresses, with delays over 10 minutes in only four cases, the largest being 30 minutes.
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Adelaide
Victoria
Melbourne
Loan Estimates Before House Amid Relief Plan Debates
The House of Assembly heard loan estimates showing gross expenditure of 2,417,500 for this financial year. Of this, 886,600 goes to advances to farmers and home builders via the State Bank, and 1,530,000 funds works by government and semi government bodies. Up to 3,100 men may be employed by government departments. The plan includes 50,000 for unemployment relief vans and 196,600 directed at prime industry producers with further benefits from water, railways, afforestation, and local projects.
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Adelaide
House of Assembly
Butler
Vances
State Bank
Joanmoury
Three Derailments Disrupt Rail Service Across Regions
Three rail incidents disrupted services overnight and this morning. Eight tracks were derailed near Jung and Muctoa delaying the Adelaide express by six hours. Between Ararat and Dobie ballast trucks tore up the line, halting Wimmera service. Three suburban carriages derailed near Mordiallor station with no injuries.
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Jung
Muctoa
Adelaide
Ararat
Dobie
Wimmera
Mordiallor
Rumor of Federal Election Placed by Lang Labor Circles
Federal Attorney General J G Latham said the Lyons Government is likely to stay in office for the full term ending December 1934. A western April election would be opportune for Labor, which is still divided by factions amid rumors of an early vote.
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Melbourne
Lang Labor
J. G. Latham
Lyons
Labor
Northern Boxing Championships Lightweight Final Set for Monday
The Northern Boxing Championships move toward the next round with a lightweight final to be held Monday at Town Hall. The bout features Tony Bell Pirie against W. Martin in a 10 round match. Semi finals include Philip Argyropulous vs Jock Manna in featherweight, Millard vs McDonald, bantamweight R. Johnson vs J. Brook, plus a bout between Young Dibbie and Water.
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Town Hall
Tony Bell
Pirie
W. Martin
Crystal Track
Philip Argyropulous
Jock Manna
Th. Millard
J. McDonald
Fe Oseen
R. Johnson
J. Brook
Young
Dibbie
Splintee
Water
Mayoress Receives 600 Yards of Material for Needy
Mrs W H Threadgold the mayoress has received from the government 600 yards of material for abstentionist needy families. Applications should be judged at the Town Hall as soon as possible. The plan for distributing the material will be decided in the next day or two. A woman's way is often the other way.
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W. H. ‘Threadgold
Wineey and
Thumelwily
Agitators plan mass protest amid Melbourne shopping plans
Melbourne braces for a 9 pm shop opening protest against government sustenance work policy. Police preparations rumored to ban demonstrations and patrol streets. Parliament questions raised on potential proclamations and public alarm.
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Melbourne
Nightwatchman shot at by two men in Melbourne tailors shop
Melbourne readers report two men acting suspiciously behind a tailor shop in East Brunswick. William Lewis, nightwatchman, confronted them and was shot at while attempting to detain them. one shot missed as the pair fled. Public safety concerns rise after the incident.
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Melbourne
Wiliam Lewis
East Brunswick
Lewis
Fred
ALP Factions Set to Move Against Evans at Meeting
The Australian Labor Party executive will meet tomorrow night with a possible expulsion motion against W Evans, an executive member. Evans claims 42 allies on the 31-member body back him and accuses the Inner Group of sidelining rank and file, wasting party funds, and inflaming expulsions.
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Sydney
Australian Labor Party
W. Evans
Evans
Port Pirie Hotel Stays and Clergy Ordination Note
Multiple residents are recorded as staying at Royal Exchange Hotel and Barrier Hotel in Port Pirie. Names include Messrs J Monder T Assander Waterman W Gee A Spiers D McNab F Baker J Tanvey and others. A Melbourne death from pneumonia and Rev Father Reilly’s ordination in Corpus Christi College are noted. an ordination Mass occurred at St Patrick's Cathedral with a large crowd.
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Messrs. J. @. Monder
South Australia
New Zealand
Perpetual Forests, Limited
T. Assander
Royal Echange Hotel
Waterman
Ozone Theatres, Limited
Royal Exchange Hotel
Meeat Walsh
Ozone Theatre
Ellen Street
W. Gee
Harringtons Limited
A. Spiers
Elder Company
Mrs. Spiers
Port Pirie
Adelaide
A. Almond
Dunlop Perdrian Rubber Company
1. Webb
Port Pirle yeSternity
1. Bloomfield
D. McNab
Pirie
Melbourne
Pocumenia
C. Reilly
Corpus Christi College
Werribee
Rely
Mannix
St. Patreks
Father Reilly
Saxe
Prison For 12 Years Sentenced On Salem Macksad
Salem Macksad a 51 year old Syrian storekeeper was sentenced to twelve years imprisonment with hard labor for the manslaughter of neighbor Richard Supple 42 of Gilbert Street City Justice Richards said the jury chose mercy but the injuries were grievous and the punishment should deter crime Macksad faced the court without flinching and nodded to his daughter as he left the dock
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Adelatnf
Salem Macksad
Justice Richards
Criminal Court
Macksad
Richard Joseph Supple
Gilbert Street
City
Lane
Crim
Windsor murder case unsettled by new police findings
The man wanted for the July 19 murder of Katherine Dorman in a Windsor boardinghouse was initially believed to have died by his own hand. Police now say he was alive last Monday, has not returned to his wife or family, and has avoided his usual haunts since the assault.
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Melbourne
Katherine Dorman
Windsor
Slill
Land
Bulk wheat handling delayed to 1938 in Victoria
Well informed circles estimate that due to legislative tendering and silo construction, bulk handling for wheat cannot start before 1938-29 in Victoria.
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Victoria
Melbourne
Court Sensation Attack on Solicitor ME 8 W Jeffries
The Attorney General faked resignation pressure on justice of the peace after a July 14 Police Court attack on solicitor C T Gunn during a high profile case known as the Mr X case. Radford’s remarks in Adelaide sparked Parliament references and a manly warning about a future physical retribution.
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Adelaide
W. Jeffries
A. J. Radford
C. T. Gunn
Gum
Mr. X
Radford
Gunn
Fabric sale advert with marked down dress tweeds
Prests Limited advert offers striped and white Flette and Winter Dress Tweeds at reduced prices. Includes New Dress Tweeds, Heavy Velours, and ladies silk and wool hose in leading shades. Ends this weekend with sale prices and bulk deals.
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Sore Ee
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Uhm
MR. Jeffries
Melbourne Express
Ward Beecher
Mr. Latham
Northern Boxing Championships
Legislative Assembly
Z. Tunnestitte
Seery
Macfartin
Sufiar Fistarbiatter
Thmaccliffe
FR. HL Wren
G. Hawkins
Ml.c
Mrs. Hawkins
Federal Hotel
Gladstone
F. Baker
The
South Australia Tobacco Company
Port Piri Q
Barrier Hotel
Mir
C. Child
Adelwide Yestendar
F. Ser
3 Story & Son
Mee
Krantz
Af Sullas
Part Pirie
Barrier Totel
Jes. Tanvey
Roy Moerly
Tifloring Sursine
Fllen
Ik W. Kerr
General Miors-Holdens, Limited
Pine
Fede- Pal Dete
Justice
Prests Limited
Eider
Forfar
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